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Increased shear over Nolo put a halt on Category 5 being attained. Peaked at 135 kts.

major step in death just occurred this hour mid and upper level cloud elements are moving E, N of the llv center...which means it's not long even vertically stack - going the other way... Rad also in process of collapsing ...interesting to watch it weaken everywhere all at once like that. heh.. I think I'm good with it. Time to move on.

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I figured the mts must have done better, but not living here then I didn't know for certain. I'm not worried about the warming planet if we have the right pattern/track. 50+ years ago (as in the early and mid 70's) were horrendous with many snow to ip or mainly zr/ip storms. The only 6"+ storm I recall during that period was in 12/73, and that switched over to ip/zr before ending south of BWI. It wasn't until the NE blizzard in early 2/78 that BWI got close to a 10" snowfall. Of all things, it was the mother of all Miller B's too. But I agree 100% with your earlier post that it's the -PDO state that's killing us. I do think, however, this Niño is going to shake things up in the Pacific and would expect a shift away from a -PDO in the means very soon, as in next year or the year after.

well noaa uses roni so if were being honest disculde 2024 and keep 1973 but the overall point is just an intresting pattern imo

Yes. I don't need the turbo and I was on a budget anyway. I probably don't need all the bells and whistles that come with the Enduro either but it was a decent deal.

I think it’s more about the end of October, but obviously a lot of variables and we are in a super El Niño . Mid-October 2009 had the nice -EPO cold shot with two low going to our south and bringing chilly rains.

Expected when? And by whom? As late as Wednesday, the NWS was calling this a nuisance storm. The GFS had this bombing out and hitting Maine. It wasn't until late thursday/early Friday that the idea of this hitting the NJ coast came.

Where I am personally, notable but I’ve seen a lot worse. Some of the shore areas did flood pretty heavily due to the piled up water over a few high tides. Overall I’d say it was about as expected. The wet ground contributed to more trees down and power outages.

At least we can see the back edge over CT/RI border.

No October snow. I remain a firm believer it does not help the winter cause. Coastal storms? Sure. The more the merrier.

That’s Not the 900R correct? Just the 900 ACE motor?

Same here. Thought it was done

But TFlizz said nothing was left on radar early this morning!

You killed me on this one though. It’s all tied to that convective band Saturday afternoon. 5-10 miles south of here doubled my qpf in some cases. I was at UConn in Storrs for parents weekend and it was just dumping with thunder

If you live on Long Island or the Jersey Shore, you'll remember this storm for the rest of your life.

It’s gotta stop at some point, right?

We will (almost) always be the minimum here in the valley. The only things we do well are downsloping and CAD. I’m just far enough to avoid it. Sometimes. 2.83” final. 5.59” in September 15.57” since July 1.

Models did a very good job of showing the lowest qpf in N CT for this. Many of them kept showing that relative min and were correct .

1.97" here not much better. Not our storm. At least you had some bigger debris down, here was just some leaves.

And in the shopping center on the southeast corner multiple spots flooded with a delivery truck perpendicular from Instant Hydration

We pour again